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1) The group had cobbled together a few decent songs.

2) The essay was cobbled together from some old notes.

3) The government seems to have cobbled together these proposals.

4) She cobbled together an essay in half an hour.

5) The reforms have been very hastily cobbled together.

6) She cobbled together a tent from a few pieces of string and a sheet.

7) The student cobbled together an essay in half an hour.

8) The Wisconsin experiment proved one could cobble together a fair approximation of a prairie.

9) He has total control over the broadcasting media and the government that he laboriously cobbled together over an eight-month period.

10) You must cobble together whatever both / and hybrid design will get the job done. 2.

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12) Cobbled together from 26 provisional decrees and executive orders, the economic-recovery programme is an ambitious inventory of investment and austerity.

13) Humble houses were cobbled together from leavings stuccoed over and painted in pastel tones of pink, ochre and yellow.

14) In the end these separate plans are cobbled together by a central planning department and adjusted to make them compatible.

15) He cobbled together a brunch of cold remains from the fridge, with lemon tea.

16) It is not that difficult to cobble together a budget that could at least appear to be balanced within five years.

17) In Bloomington, Ill., police use a variety of gang definitions, cobbled together from various state and local edicts.

18) Characters and their philosophies can be cobbled together from Daniel Defoe, Jonathan Swift and a reading of contemporary papers.

19) Somehow a collection for the next few months was cobbled together and gobbled up by the hungry customers.

20) So if Labour could cobble together a coalition, it could yet pull off a surprise.

21) Ph.D. recipients often cobble together fellowships, temporary positions or postdoctoral programs; the lucky land a job that might lead to tenure, which guarantees employment and academic freedom.

22) They don't just go out and cobble together airplanes and bridges.

23) Analysts expect Japan to cobble together a workable energy grid in the next few weeks.

24) Smart politicians could cobble together a new coalition that used support for policies to encourage the use of natural gas as the new bargaining chip to replace the drilling bargaining chip.

25) Whitehall mandarins have discreetly voiced hopes that the party leaders will cobble together an agreement rather than face a second election.

26) Soldiers will depend on the injury-free, multi-heap that point, no sense of blood, first offense, and measurements of blood to cobble together a re-think.

27) The Umma party, the biggest northern opposition party, was able to cobble together just under $500,000 to spend centrally on the whole election.

28) As they campaign in the final days, both Barack Obama and John McCain will try to cobble together enough electoral votes to get to the magic number of 270 to clinch the presidency.

29) But the Congress Party is taking no chances, and is busy trying to cobble together parliamentary support to ensure its survival.

30) Now that you have symfony up and running, it's time to cobble together Blahg.